Root & Fragment Extraction Forceps for Retained Root Removal
Root and fragment extraction forceps are designed for grasping, mobilizing, and removing retained roots, fractured root tips, and small tooth fragments during extraction and oral surgery procedures. These instruments support controlled access in narrow or difficult areas where standard extraction forceps may not provide the ideal beak adaptation or precision.
Common clinical applications include:
- Upper and lower root extraction
- Removal of retained root fragments
- Fractured root tip retrieval
- Micro root fragment removal
- Narrow-access extraction cases
- Procedures requiring slim beaks, curved forceps, or root splinter designs
This Roots & Fragments category includes upper root forceps, lower root forceps, slim-beak root extraction forceps, baby root forceps, root fragment forceps, micro root fragment instruments, root splinter forceps, and curved 45° or 90° designs. The selection includes patterns such as F18, F19, 300, 301, 47SR, 51SR, #65, #69, English root patterns, and specialized fragment forceps to support different access needs, root positions, and clinician preferences during root and fragment removal.
